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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-31
THE GENERAL RECORD.
JANUARY.

Dates of Personal, Commercial and Mis-
 celIaneoA, Nature.
 JANUARY. 8. The Standard, Henry Georges paper, ap- peared in New York, began @ vigorous campaign on the land for the people theory and defended Father McGlynn.
 15. Father McGlynn deposed from St. Stephens Roman Catholic church, in New York, and Rev. Arthur Donnelly installed in his place.
 FEBRUARY. 1. Nina Van Zandt married Anarchist August Spies of Chicaso, by ptoxy, August's brother net. its tps him.
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GIVE Than a chancsI {

fhafis to say, your u lungs Also, all
your breathing machinery. Very. won
derful machinery, it is. Not only the
larger sir-passages, but the tbous sands
Of little tubes and cavities leading from
'' When these are ii .clogged and choSed
there, your lungs 1can9ot half do their
work: And what they DC, they cannot slanrnllfp
Cali it cold. cough, Group pn,eumopia.
catarrh,. consumption or any of The
family OF throat and nose and head and
lung distractions; all are bad. All
ought to be got rid of. There is just
one sure way to get ridsof thefn:s That
is to take Boschee'sl German Syrup
which any druggist viii sell You at rs
cents bottle. Even if every thing else
has failed you, you may depend upon
this for certain. ~ ~ N'''N - a'd7f 20
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rha-BeodIesaTriaI.-

CHICAGO, August IL. 1.-The Vekpecta-
tons that by tonight a verdict would !,
Be Teacbgf ins thes Doodle Acase' *ers
dashed this morningByaths JURORS, sew
eral of whom were feeling indisposed
and reahssfed an early ad}ourn
It was agreed thationly air. Hardy. for
Thea efenses and General Styles for TIE
prose cution, should speak, to-day, the
final addresses Being reserved for to-
morrow when AIexander'S. Sullivan
will be pitted against States Attorney
GrinneL Hardy scored some ,clsgerl
points in. his speech. He maintained
thatthel defendants were on trial for
conspiracy, mot corruptioniw and that
conspiracy. had not been proven -. III.
General Stiles followed Hardy in
stinging, spseeh;, He DECLARED IN the, IL,
course OF his remarks, that s., DOODLE
ring. equally as corrupt as the county
exists st i, IL the board boar 81 Of
-, - 80, 80, ,,s -,
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Most Excellent.

J.J. Atkins, Chief 5of Police ;. Knox
vile, Ten., writes. y HMy family and L
are benefciaries of your most excellent
medicine, DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption ;e having found it to, be all
that you claim for it, desire to testify to
its virtue. My friendsto whom L have
recommended it, praise il at every. OPP
portunity.n. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for CONSUMPTION is guaranteed to cure
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma
Group and every affection of the Throat
Chest and Lungs. TrialBottle Free at
q. c. M. /. Drug Store. Large size 81.
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CABLE RATES.
The Long War is Considered
About Over.
JoEs W. MCKEY'S Last MOVE,
A Promised Reformation Id the Cable
rfaf----
- The Fisheries Troubles
Cable Rates.

NEW YORK, August 4.-The rumors
current this morning that John W.
Mackay had sailed for this city on the
Servia, after acquiring James Gordon
Bennetts fHEersst d HE DSnnen@ ias
Oabl6y and That he had; prior to Sailing:
arranged with the cable pool in London
for an advance of cable rates to 4Oc,
per word, were ascribed in Wall Street
as the cause of the rise in Western
Union. Yice-President De Castro, of
tie CRbfe, Nkeh ueS sioned in regard to
4he-SfaHors, Yaid that if Mackay had
bought Benefits interest, it was a pri-
vate matter between them, but he did
not believe it. George Gould would not
talk on the matter, and President
Green. of the Western Union, would
nsHhs affirm nor deny it.
SA-Fsp0rter of the Evening Post called
upon gentleman who is deeply inter-
ested in the Commercial Company, in
order to ascertain the facts in the case.
In reply to inquiries the gentleman in
question said: 81 am not in direct COM
with Mackay, butt from
what have been able to learn there Is
no doubt in my mind but that the long
war is over. do not think the Com
mercial Company will join any pool,
and accept per cent. Of the cable
business. which is Carried on between
this aud other countries, but there is
no doubt of higher rate per word
with which everybody concerned will be
satisfied. 1 think that a satisfactory
agreement will be made by which rates
will be fixed at reasonable figure, and
each company will attend to its own
business. 1 don't think you will ever
again see the existence of a pool which
will regulate the amount of business
each company in it is to have, and that
the day of monopoly in the cable
business over. You will never see
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i. OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.
A FINE OFFICE SUITE NTHE HERALD
Il Building. Apply etthis office,
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The Fisheries TroubIes

---FoRoNTo; August IA cable from
London to the Globe says: "Fresh pre-
posaIs for settlement of the fisheries
dispute have been submitted to govern
ment by the authorities at Washington.
They were approved at Ottawa and
have been favorably received by the
imperial government, but are still I'M
der consideration. The details are not
known, but it is understood a more
view of the possibility of
speedy settlement is now taken at the
White House"
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iBucklen,s Arnica salve.

5EHEBEsT SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup.
tons, and positively cures, Piles, orho
pay required. tits guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
For sale by z. G. ri. I. str7t; .;aV
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WHY WILL YOU cough when 'Shi-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief.
Price 10c, SOC, and 81. For Sale at a. @.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. -:. IL g.
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SaltLake & Western
RAILW AK.

Connects with Utah Central train lssYin
Salt lake at 7.40 am. 5s {af+5I
Connects with Utah Central rrsIn ami,
Ing at Salt Lake at 40 pm. A. -
+ Stop only upon signals,
v. ". RITTER,
na q f' 5upt
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business under one management. The
sett &ent will be ono simply fixing a
unfIaFm rate, end each company sill
do az the business it can 81
National Republican., 1887-12-10

United States Supreme Court.-The following
business was transacted in the United States
Supreme Court Yesterday;
James F. Dwight, of Stockbridge Mass: L.
T. Michener and Charles f.. Griffin, of In-
dianapolis, Ind, were admitted to practice.
No. 1927. The United States appellant, VS..
Kate ID. Mclaughlin ct al. ArGumeut con.
and by Mr.. A. Ii Rhodes.and Mr.. L. W. Elliott
Adjourned until Monday.
Circuit COurt--Justice Cox--'Cartwright w.
District Of Columbia; verdict for plaintiff for
81 500. Moxley ys. Hine; judgment of CON-
demnatiop. Graham VS.. Newmeyer; Judgment
by default. Sonnemann VS.. Johnson; julg.
ment by default. Graham vs.. Kaufman; Judg.
ment by default. Janeway vs.. Fuse: Judgment
by default. Wright vs. Derring; on trial.
Equity Court-Justice Merrick-Makle VS..
twenty days. Liverpool vs.. Liverpool; sale
finally ratified and cause referred to the audi
TOT. Fegan. vs. fegan:, testimony ordered
taken before Examiner NJ. g. Barnard. In re
VS.. Devote; sale decreed and VI. K. Mckenney
and J. 7. Gull appointed trustees to sell.
Manic Graham, HOUSEKEEPING and arson;
jury out. Henry Smith, horse stealing; guilty;
sentence suspended. Isaac Robinson, second
, ollense petit larcony; on tfial.
Probate Court Justice Merrick-Estate of
josephine Johnston will admitted to probate
and record and letters OF administration issued
Richard ID. Somerville; bond 800 Estate of
Leblers Stockbrldge; first account Of admin.
istralor approved and passed. Estateof Patrick
Fitzgerald: letters of administration Issued to
Bridget Fitzgerald. bond I'll 600. Estate OF
Catherine Z. Coyle: executor ordered to file
bill in equity 10 coustrne VIII. Estate OF +. G.
Harmon; letters of administration issued to l..
D. Harmon: bond 500. Estate of Austlna +.
Maddin: appraisers for personally appointed.
Estate of Caroline kaufman; will proven and
admitted to probate and record: Estate OF
Thomas Anderson, order authorizing sale oi
inventory OF personal estate returned Estate
of Michael Mahoney; inventory OF personal
estate returned. Estate OF John f. Miller
filing of an inventory by the executor dis
pepsed with Estate of Elizabeth u. Wallace
will admitted 10 probate aud record.
National Republican., 1887-12-10

Henry Johnson, colored, was tried In the
police court yesterday for an assault with in
tent to kill William Pinkney. also colored, on
the 9th of November The men were playing
marbles on a vacant lot in Lows Bottom. "
A fight occurred between them because Pink
ney took mp the marbles which were in the
ring. During the atfray the defendant stabbed
Pinkney twice in the side with knife aud bit
a piece out of his cheek. The court, at the iu.
stance Of the prosecuting attorney, changed
guilty and was fined sl0 Pinkney was re-
leased on his personal bonds
National Republican., 1887-12-10
rHE SMALL THINGS OF 4 Dan
Odinor Occurrences In snn Aoont 5n,
city

dinor Occurrences In snn Aoont tNu
City.
E,izaheth strobel has enteryd suit againsi
the baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co nptuy
in recovcr $3.50 damages done her propertS
on Virginia avenue, between Sixth aud sew
tmh streets southwest
lhe application Of the Independent Auto
matic Portable Gas Works to store ten parrsis
ut oil on he premises at the northwest c9ru'r
Of Thirteen and.a half street aud Ohio avenue
bGs becn denied by the commissioners
1he following building permits were issued
yeSieid0y! ii. GOldstgin, to erect brick dwelling
1T No. gl3 Eighth street northwest to O.
sb,t0O. and 10 Mrs. q. Il. Peller, TO erect iout
briIk stables In alley between sixteenth aud
Sew, nteCnth streets northwest, to cost 5000.
An alarm from box lei. lis O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, was for fire discovered Id the
third story Of Mr.. j. L. PoyntOn's house, $40
Indiana avenue. The cause of the fire could
wa caused by the flames.
New Jerusalem Lodge, No. o, +. A. A.. NJ,
have elected the following officers: II. &. Bow
D. Henderson, j. W.; W. r, Dennlson, score
tary; X. ". Goldman, treasurer; John Hay.
ward, tiler: W. s. Thomson, trustee; A. W.
Kelley, corporator William "a. Henderson,
representative 10 Masonic Board Of Relief for
short term, end r. V. Goldman, representative
to Masonic Board OF Relief for long term
FoR family use no beer Is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuser-Busoh Brewing
Association. Try 1t, and be convinced. or
fee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west. Phone $685.. Frank Schwarz, manager.
Reduced prices in every dept Eiseman's, 7 & E
National Republican., 1887-12-10

rro,, ct,on tor ins wool Industry.
The contetere; n' WOOL dealers and WOO
lruweis which has been IN session here 70
several days adjourned yesterday until
ian IL, when It is expected that represen.
natives " theswool manufacturers OF the
Ouuitry win he present II is the purpose
80 eIdeavor to agree nj that time upon
plan a. concerted action to be taken TO &C.
cure protection for the wool industry.
Reduced prices in Prince Albert suits. Els, -
wHn'a, eth aud T..
National Republican., 1887-12-10

Statistics recently collected show that there
are 81 Chinese laundries in the city. There
are 60 Cinnamon employed in them their out
III averaging $50 In value Tboreceipts NJ the
lrunuiies vary from $50 TO $50 per week, while
day 90 exist.
National Republican., 1887-12-10
A Citizen Tendered Special Police-
mans Position,

mans Position.
Mr. Jacob Frecn, OF 5l4 L street northeast,
hes received the following communication
from DR.. Tindall, representing the District
commissioners
Referring to your several communications
Of date 4th and 9th ulto., and the 9Th instaut,
making statements bearing upon the question
NJ reducing the limits of tho beats OF police.
men in the northeast section, so as to give
better protection, &C., / am directed, In view
nf the fact that 50 many minor violations OF
the law happening iu the section referred to
appear 70 come under your personal observa.
uou 10 tuggest that you make application
for police authority to enable you to make
arrests in your locality. thereby assisting in
the preservation of the peace, or that you
make affidavit OF the facts observed and
present them TO Mr.. Pedgett special assistant
attorney. District of Columbia, at the police
court, as n basis of information for the is.
suance OF warrants against the offenders /
am further directed "a, state, With regard to
que, tons which have been from time to time
propounded TO the commissioners by you,
concerning the lengths OF beats and assign
ment OF patrolmen TO duty In the northeast
cti0n, that tho police force Is under the
immediate supervision of the Superintendent,
who is qualifed to answer such interroga-
tories 80
National Republican., 1887-12-10
Reduced prices in storm coats. Eiseman, = &E.
marrlaes L,Usnses.

The following marriage lioenses have been
issued: Scott oorti4 and Maggie johnson. wm.
G spricgs ana Louisa A, NJ, Kenner Henry
T. Lewis and May @. Hayes, Edgar ". Corn
well and LucTetla A, Po'ey, both of Pelnie
William county, Va; Charles Gaskinl and
Harriet Robinson. both OF Georgetown, ID. O.;
Henry Burt and Mary Marshall.
National Republican., 1887-12-10

Positively the finest assortment ever
shown in Washington in the following
Goods
Whiting Tablets, Dressing Gases, Photo-
graph, Cases, Cigar Cases, Cigarette Gases,
Card Casea. Leather Gases, Brush Gases,
Travellers Ink Cases, Car Ticket Gases,
Match Cases, Purses, ManIcrre setA, Black
pg Sets, Travellers Drinking Cups, Tray,
National Republican., 1887-12-10
Reduced prices in every dept, Elscman's & E
LELAND HOTEL. Chicago.
nnilnera, Ana Assoolntion onloera. !.

RuiIders' Aid association Officers.
The board Of managers of the Builders Aid
Association have etected the following officers
TO serve one year from the 1T day of January
next; President, +. J. DisudOnne; vlcs tresi.
dent, W. II. Flskar secretary, W Il. Wright;
treasurer, John A. Prescott. The reports OF the
u'l,cers show the association to be Ia Hour
lkhiDg condition.
National Republican., 1887-12-10
GENTS genuine diamond scarf pins. from S5
up. 4. Harris x Co., 432 Seventh street.
Commissioner Webb on the "Colum.
hIa,sb, Iaffar.

Commissioner Webb in speaking yesterday
about the action of the Columbia Democratic
Club withdrawing their letter from the com.
missioners, remarked 'that the commissioners
were not conscious of having delayed their
reply for political or other reasons think
that II would he improper for the commits
sioneIs to issue a call their official capacity"
National Republican., 1887-12-10
Damage d by Water.

Mrs. Floyd, No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue
east, has began the sale OF her damaged stock
of millinery and fancy goods. Splendid chance
for Xmas goods at low prices.
National Republican., 1887-12-10

For medical purposes a fine lot of old
WHISTLES. such ss 1866, 1869, 1873 1873, mellow
with age. Convince yourself By calling at the
reliable establishment of Chr. Xander, No. 9O9
Seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1887-12-10

elers' F1asks, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Fold
ing Mirrors, Pocket Toilets, BIZ Books,
Pocketbooks. Portfolios, Portemonnaies,
Hand Bags. Furnished Travelling Bags.
Silver Mounted Pocketbooks and Gard
Cases aspecialty.
Gold and silver-Mounted Riding Crops
and Whips and Driving Whips.
u Prices and quality guaranteed.
National Republican., 1887-12-10
elton on tho Death of Capt. shepherd.
The commissioners issued the following yes

ordered, That the commissioners learn with
regret Of the sudden demise. of Capt. F. L.
Shepperd. late in charge of the permit office
under the engineer department, District of
Columbia, and wish to record their apprccia
ton OF his high personal character and faith
full official service.
VIM. McDevitt was appointed yesterday to
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death of Capt.
Shepperd.
National Republican., 1887-12-10
FULL DRESS SHIRTS.

FULL DRESS SHIRTS.
We invite the attention OF
gentlemen to our facilities for
making to order
CUSTOM SHIRTS
Upon our own premises. We
are now prepared to take
orders at short notice for
full dress Shirts, open back
or open front, and to show
the novelties Of the season
in Shirt Fronts
Plain Pique.
= Embroidered Pique.
Plain Linen, embroidered
edge.
All-Over Embroidered.
Additional requisites for
full dress, as shown by the
latest metropolitan fashions,
are:
Collars, upright, V-shaped,
and turned points.
Linked Cuffs.
White Silk Band Bows.
White Lawn Band Bows.
White Lawn String Ties.
Mems Linen Handker-
chiefs at rs, 20, 3s,~ 1880.
62H, and rs cents each.
Mems White China and
Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs,
IS. 80. IS, 43, SO, 62H,e75,
S7Hc, and 81 each.
We offer;
Mems White Plain 'Pique-
bosom Shirts at $3.50 each.
Mems White Embroidered
Pique-bosom Shirts at $2.5o
each. ,,.r.a, .,,Ir. ,,s-- D..
National Republican., 1887-12-10

iPy0n want dlamond earrings, see II. Harris
a Co., iS2 Seventh street
National Republican., 1887-12-10
Stabbed over a Game of "Mibs.'

WE sell diamonds at wholesale rates. r. Har.
ris x Co., 1872 Seventh Street.
National Republican., 1887-12-10
TIE CoUnT RECORD.

Reduced prices in children's suits Els
mans, eth and Z.
National Republican., 1887-12-10

HANDSOME novelties in diamonds bracelets
at 4. Harris 3 Co., l32 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1887-12-10
Chinese LAUNDRY Profits.

Pcouced prices in tailoring dept, Elseman's
I'll and E
National Republican., 1887-12-10
- ti

~
What..the Double Combina- i
ton is doing this week sin
their regular line of goods
previous to offering their 4
Holiday Novelties. We wish
to make room and do a rush.
ing trade, so we have made
a fearful cut in prices, and
this gives you a splendid op-
portunity to buy cheap goods.
:, Fine % quality 70 Of silk Plush every shade, for
Fine FIN @ d1sliSys Ss Sfsnk Velvet every shade for
Our s25 Seal Plush sacques, 40 inches long.
seal ornaments, S2le
Black Russian Hair Muffs, 500.
12-4 genuine California Lambs Wool Blan-
lid Imitation Marseilles Bed Spread, CSC. -
:. 30 doz. large fancy bordered Damask Nap.
>, 8;l fancy bordered Satin Damssk Napkins,
Turkish Table scarfs, elegant designs, feet
Hand. Embroidered = Cashmere Shoulder
Scarf, in light blue, cream and cardinal, SOC.
Our SOC Ladies' Vests. silk finish, 32c.
Our aye Ladies Vests, pearl button, silk
Mems Red Knit Underwear, s5c per suit.
Mems fine Satin scarfs, satin back and latest
Mems 22.inch White silk 2.inch Hems,ltched
Handkerchiefs, 25c.; nothing like them in this
Mems White Cashmere MuiIlers, S8c.
Mems White-Silk Mutiiers, extra Size, coo, o.
Heavy English IA Oil Cloth in that width
only 25c,; this line OF goods we sold tor iOc.
Fine Dado Shades, Just arrived, patent roll
ers, d3c.
Cast a glance on our
Remnants and see what we
have done:
81 Bleached Utica sheeting, best made, &c.,
"a Bleached Utica Sheeting, best made, lSc.
5s;;inch Turkey Red Fancy Table Linen, per
tycoon Rep for Wrappers. neat patterns 1Oc.
Our line of 25c. All-Wool Double-width Dress
poubie;face Plush Canton Flannel. high
DARK and Medium Gray Domet sklr,ing
Fancy, Tuited Zephyr Dress Goods, el6q.
This line alone should be inducement
enough.
Shoe Department..
An interesting item for
all. Can we save you
money? Look:
Leader for Children
4 Pebble Goat spring-Heel Button, to s,
a Genuine Kid Button, solid lie ,ther, 2,S
TO s, soc.
Leaders for Gentlemen
A Seamless Solid Leather Button, Lace or
Congress- ALI styles and shapes,'6 to II,
Mems Fine Velvet Hand. Embroidered
Slippers for holiday present, 49,
RUBBERS.
Men's............,.. 38c. Misses. 2Dc.
Ladies' ....'...... 22c, Uhildren's ....",". lSc.
Our prices are rock bot
tom and hard to beat.
4x%&%sRs%
DOUBLE
COMBINATION STORE,
1911 and 1913 Iith st. 8. E.
Open EVERY NIGHrs until, o'clock
until after the HOLIDAYS.
National Republican., 1887-12-10
AUTHORIZED TO ARREST.

Reduced prices in every dept. Etseman's, 7&E
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-24
ART AMONG THE MUTks.
An Interesting Collection at the
Deaf Mute Institute

There is unique collection of works
of art done by educated deaf mutes, to
be found in the library or reception
room at tho Deaf Mute Institute. AS
samples OF the success that eau be =
taihed to by the deaf mutes oitsr
having ben taught to read and wrlte.
one oughG to go and see them. Pro
fesSOr and Mrs. White are Tath,I
proud of this collection and it is their
Intention to obtain samples OF handl
work, If possible, from the eastern In
situations. Among the COLLECTIONS al
present in the Ins tItute are large pho
tographic views of buildings anu people
in a group. inely executed by a deaf
mate photographer of Was hington. ID
9 painting of the 'Lil,le Falls of the
Potomac" done in oil, from nature, oy
a deaf mute artist of Washington: one
nandsom= group Ui pansies done in oil
on china, by q young lady artist OF
Ohio, and also a bunch OF daisies IN
water Co ors on placque by he SAME
Young lady. These paintings have beeri
pronounced by SO good Judge AS Mr..
John Hafen TO be fine works Of art
There is in glass case an ola hen. Wit
a brood of chickens just Matched, wuica
Is the work. by needle, of one of the
pupils. young lady from Lehi. 1t was
Ingeniousiv done, and exhibits fidelity
to mature in various touches which Cal
hardly be expected from an uneduCateC
deaf mute. One little Grower sit
straG die its mothers back; two or thr
Others are just pe"plng out OF the
mothers wings; others are breaking out
of their shells and the rest of the yellow
and white downy creatures crowd
around the old hen in picturesque att
tudes. 1t must have taken much labor
and pains TO make such life-size collec
ton